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One participant in Hunsucker’s study used dating apps to help her meet people outside of her social circle for romantic purposes.

The music school graduate student didn’t want to date people in her program, yet couldn’t find the time to meet others outside of it.

“The potential for relationships to burn out much more quickly is evident today of constant communication and monitoring,” he said.

Whereas in the past a month of dating felt like a substantial commitment, Twitter, Snapchat and Instagram allow people to learn information about someone without spending time with them.

“I know girls who won’t message first and I don’t think that’s fair.”Bumble, rated the fourth most popular dating app by app-analytics Applause, has a unique feature that only lets women instigate the first message.

If they don’t make contact within 24-hours, the match disappears.

The first person she matched with on the mobile dating app asked her what she was doing on JSwipe. A drastic increase in the number of 18-24-year-olds using dating apps from 10 to 17 percent since 2015 propels the stereotype that Millennials are the “hookup generation,” according to a Pew Research Center Study.

But Millennials actually aren’t hooking up more, a 2016 study published in the Archives of Sexual Behavior affirms.

“On Tinder, you literally have the pictures and bio they provide and that’s it.”A vicious cycle The number of men greatly outweighs the number of women on dating apps, according to Hunsucker, and there’s a lot of pressure on men to come up with something interesting to say to procure a response.“I never message guys first,” Kinsey laughed, tugging at her purple locks.

“If they say something funny, creative or about my hair, then I’ll respond.”A self-proclaimed feminist, Gold ironically admits she’d never message a boy first, leaving the chore for her boyfriend *Jack Hanger “I don’t like the stigma that guys have to talk to girls to have a conversation,” said Hander.

Young adults between the ages of 20-24 are more likely not to have sex after the age of 18 compared to Generation X.

Since turning 18 years old, 15 percent of millennials had no sexual partners compared to six percent of adults born in the ‘60s.“What we’re seeing is not the narrative that people assume is taking place,” said Bryant Paul, Associate Professor at Indiana University’s Media School.

The way dating apps are designed makes it much easier to judge someone’s exterior than interior, leading to men furiously swiping right while women are more selective.